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Awesome WebVIs

A curated list of awesome WebVIs and resources for making awesome free-range organic WebVIs 🤘.

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What are WebVIs

WebVIs are web applications created using G Web Development Software 🧙‍♂️.

WebVIs build standalone HTML + JS + CSS webpages that can acquire data (usually from a web service), do some analysis, and present the data in scientific and engineering web controls. G Web Development Software allows you to use the LabVIEW graphical programming language (also known as the G programming language) to create web applications.

Find out more at webvi.io, on NI's What Is G Web Development Software? page, or from the video What is G Web?.

Getting Started

Documentation

Documentation and examples provided by National Instruments 🦅.

Examples

Manuals

Training

Forums

Videos

Add-Ons

Libraries from the community to add new capabilities to WebVIs 🧩.

Tutorials

Tutorials, blogs, hands-ons, social media, and articles on WebVIs 📰.

Articles

Social media

Presentations

Presentations about WebVIs from NIWeek, LabVIEW User Groups, and the community 🗣.

Just for Fun

Games and other fun WebVIs you can play right away in the browser 🕹.

Spotted in the Wild

Screenshots and videos of WebVIs being used inconspicuously in the wild 🔍.

Discover WebVIs on GitHub using the webvi GitHub topic, find WebVI source by searching for the gviweb file extension, or find built WebVIs with a clever search.

If you find a built WebVI on GitHub you can also use an online tool like githack.com to quickly preview and run the built WebVI in your browser.

Experimental

Crazy experiments that try to push WebVIs to their limits 🧪.

Non-English Resources

Awesome WebVI resources in non-english languages 🌐.

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